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Haiti’s Northwest turns to sea travel as gangs block roads, but operators say soaring fees threaten key alternative 

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Haiti’s Northwest turns to sea travel as gangs block roads, but operators say soaring fees threaten key alternative 

Wisner Désir, a 24-year-old boat captain who has worked in maritime transport for seven years, said operators are demanding fairer regulations and lower fees. Several boat owners accused authorities of undermining an already fragile sector. The post Haiti’s Northwest turns to sea travel as gangs block roads, but operators say soaring fees threaten key alternative  appeared first on The Haitian Times.

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TapTap Now’s food delivery service gains traction in Cap-Haïtien 

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TapTap Now’s food delivery service gains traction in Cap-Haïtien 

TapTap Now, a delivery app launched in the United States in 2020 by Haitian American entrepreneur Tanis Tamar to serve Haitian restaurants abroad, expanded to Cap-Haïtien in late 2022. Since then, the company says monthly orders in the city have jumped from about 16 in 2023 to roughly 140 in 2026. The post TapTap Now’s food delivery service gains traction in Cap-Haïtien  appeared first on The Haitian Times.

today2026-05-17

Spirit shutdown sparks crowdfunding frenzy to buy Haitian airline — and skepticism  

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Spirit shutdown sparks crowdfunding frenzy to buy Haitian airline — and skepticism  

Online discussions about Napoléon’s airline proposal frequently referenced those investigations, with users accusing him of benefiting from questionable education ventures targeting Haitian immigrants and other vulnerable communities in South Florida. The post Spirit shutdown sparks crowdfunding frenzy to buy Haitian airline — and skepticism   appeared first on The Haitian Times.

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Haiti textile workers reject government’s modest pay raise, maintain strike

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Haiti textile workers reject government’s modest pay raise, maintain strike

Workers in Haiti’s northeast say the minimum wage increase of $2.40 per day is not enough as living costs soar. While some have returned to work after a weeks-long strike, many continue to protest, slowing operations at CODEVI in Ouanminthe—one of the country’s largest industrial hubs. The post Haiti textile workers reject government’s modest pay raise, maintain strike appeared first on The Haitian Times.

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